Viveza2.1.21.10

Name: Viveza
Rating: 4.5 (2 reviews)

14 July 2015

Precise tool for controlling light and color in photographs.

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Overview

Note: Viveza is no longer under development, and it is no longer available for sale.

Viveza allows you to selectively adjust the color and tonality of your images without complicated masks or selections.

Precise edits made simple - You can choose exactly where enhancements are applied without using complicated selections or layer masks. The changes you make automatically and naturally blend with your image, producing spectacular results.
A full range of controls - Easy-to-use sliders let you quickly adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, shadows, red, green, blue, hue, and warmth. And the unique Structure control lets you accentuate textures and details without creating unwanted artifacts or halos.
Quick global adjustments - Apply color, light, and structure enhancements to your entire photo with the ability to selectively refine your adjustments later. Viveza also includes levels and curves for even more control over contrast and tonality.

What's new in Viveza

Version 2.1.21.10:

Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

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2 Reviews of Viveza

It works well, and I've been impressed with the ease of use of control points in Capture NX. But the price - they must be joking! Here in the UK we get to buy it for the equivalent of $385, around a 54% markup over the US price (and the US price is ludicrously high as it is). So we have a GBP197 plug-in for a program costing GBP129... Have Nik become part of Adobe (the past masters of price gouging for those of us outside the USA)?

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Holypoly

21 February 2012

Version: 2.004

Price is now €99.95 (in fact, 89,96 through Feb 29)

(1)

It works well, and I've been impressed with the ease of use of control points in Capture NX. But the price - they must be joking! Here in the UK we get to buy it for the equivalent of $385, around a 54% markup over the US price (and the US price is ludicrously high as it is). So we have a GBP197 plug-in for a program costing GBP129... Have Nik become part of Adobe (the past masters of price gouging for those of us outside the USA)?

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